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A story of the origin of baseball was once widely promoted and widely believed. It is about Abner Doubleday having invented baseball in 1839. No evidence for this claim was produced except for the testimony of one man many years after, and a great deal of persuasive argument. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Alexander Cartwright 1953, Base-Ball, baseball, Beachville 1848, Canada, England, Guildford 1775, Hoboken 1846, Knickerbocker Rules 1845, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York City, Oina, Ontario, Pittsfield 1791, Romania, Rounders, United States | 
Tags: Abner Doubleay, Alexander Cartwright, baseball, baseball history, history, King Vlaicu Voda, sports, U.S. Congress | 
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